New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-13

more thousand millions OF dollars sni accounted 10
ali 70 a. S civil Win ess s c
honest and capable that Government has ever eoe1
PS: 4ndf s sef1n from Sar %on. of co .
a na .se
ws1t "pS 1ts on Of The
anu And While it Was doing oolored
IL made Il honorable his bread in
II never had been so before 1t homestead
sonDd financial system secured diversity Of emp oymen
and S an ao s a the
American labor lAppausel
THE GOVERNMENT NO LONGER AN EXPERIMENT.
When we came into power aggregate wealth but
$4,000 100000 When went out of power nearly
$50 900 600 In 1860 Government everywhere
rs% .. sn o the re. and strongest
established BY man al, In 1850 We were ma
essly divided az to the very theory form Of our
ment We coud mot agree even 70 who had made orr
construction Bu, when the Republican party went out Of
ough and satisfactorily settled that all parties accept the
The south whom compelled to whip back into the
a wa did them and especially we destroyed
the ~ Il i Of at se OS M respect to tho
Of the war 50 too y N,a aSnsS the Whole Try
NepueCan party while in FOR each ana
and at the hands Of ali classes Of people,
whether Ss Republican ss
Union and tho Constitution as isust ms the H. publican
paFy .Hes an true all know tho
pS"sT ony suceeedd in .asns enough o.
tie people Of tho country TO put there that y hal no prn
with faithful shsrenee 10 ours aagS,er ana cheers
confidence Country only the that has
owned Democracy and adopted ReynIblisansm u,,,.,,
party another splendid victory the enforced
probation and adoption work at tho hands Of Its enemy
ibis is matter small Significance. I. make. secure
piished i'"' ~ '''' ''' 'N '' ' ''''' VIVA -'''
THE HONOR or BEING REPUBLICAN.
1.-THE Republican party should do nothing 1t has done
that which accounted great honor all
been Its humbest members
Will moreits mission IA yet ended The party
the Unonpreserved and perfected the constu
tonemancpaed and enanchsed the slavedeveioped our
and dgnhed labor and restored
party Of Lincoln Grant and Garfield cannot be counted
Of has
Inspired by the astous deeds Of the past and appreci
win rcsistess sweep tho and
problems American pcoplcwhat shall be
tho solution of tho labor question Of the liquor question: Of
fisheries question. and OF tho question o. reform
answer Let in thc future in the past
Let be guided by morally ana ~ ana then u cam
pllshment Of an acceptable work. tApplause.l
To these ends II must however, have bold. fearless
unfinching and positive leadership. II must he d.s
tncty that favor free ballot and fair count
and that not afraid 10
II muat lie proclaimed with equal emphasis chat favor
% SHORT nr must Sr be G m sao Ss Of
United States America than do OF rent Britain any
other and that ntend and
multiply Industries enlarge navy and forty our sea
independent OF other Nation tho
face Of the earth and able TO defend ourselves against all the
world.
Rcpubicans gained ything the past by mncng
words and COMPROMISING attitudes and tneyrr viii gain any
od-have had much perieucc tonight too fights
aud stand charged with responsibilities 10
time listening teachings about thcoI cfi
cal iss Let the long haired and Tho short haired
the wlile the hes 10 ylcioyand
forward let member Of the parv dehanty re-
Joce that he belongs 20 party which TO-DAY ~ the pas
the Ioiest aud the noblcst ambitions
md aspirations OF the ecan people lGreai applause